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In that case Apple Photos + Affinity Photo might be enough for your needs.  Affinity installs a plugin for Apple Photos so you can directly edit RAW files stored in Photos.

Out of the 3, I would go for the Sigma or the Tamron. But as others have said, the Canon Mk2 is another level.  Both have their pros/cons, so you are probably better deciding which of the pros are ...

Another vote for the Canon 18-135.  It is a big improvement over the lens you already have (but it is heavier too).  The USM has a bit better IS and faster focusing, so if you can find it for not ...

I looked into doing that, unfortunately Mac OS in a VM doesn't support hardware graphics acceleration. So even if the Adobe apps run, they will be slow. I am in the same boat (although with the ...

A canon version of the Sony E 70-350mm would be nice. Being canon, they could probably make it for a few hundred less.

When I go on holiday, the people that are still using ILCs seem to be using smaller and smaller ones (last time I went to Greece I mainly saw M43 cameras). That seems to be where consumers are ...

The only thing I have noticed is the swipe function (to move to the next image using the touch screen) is a bit slower than my 77D.  But if I use the buttons, it instantly goes to the next image. ...

I was also looking at the same cameras recently (also considering the Xt3).  But for me, I decided on the M6ii because of the following: - Digital IS for video on Canon, I had this on my 77D and I ...

Well it doesn't look like the A9ii uses the latest FF sensors Sony makes (considering the specs haven't changed much from the A9), so there is a good chance Nikon's new camera could have a better ...

Well they are already are. Sony wanted to protect their video cameras so didn't let the ILC division put the latest APSC sensors in the A6600 (ones which can do 4K60). Although amusingly it looks ...

Well I can't see any improvement in the noise reduction over previous versions TBH. DXO's RAW Prime is still by far the best. The colorisation does a good enough job, although still requires...

The noise removal and colorisation look good. For me it will be worth getting for just those 2 features. Currently going through a lot of load family photos and cleaning them up/colorising them. ...

Just a point on the HDMI out of the M6ii, from what I have read in the manual, it will only do 10bit out for photos, for video it will just be 8bit out. Although it will be uncompressed, so it ...

I got mine in the UK on Friday, but that is because I pre-ordered a few weeks ago (got from Wex). They still don't show any stock on their website, so I am guessing all the initial stock to shops ...

It seems to take Apple a month or 2 to support new cameras, so I would expect an update before Christmas.

You will need to wait for Apple to support the camera in the OS. So far it doesn't look like your camera is supported (will probably be added in the next update some time before Christmas). https:/ ...

Well subject tracking is a lot better than live view on my 77D (although that's not to say I really had many problems with the 77D). I haven't had much of a chance to use it yet as the weather is ...

Thanks for the heads up, didn't realise they released firmware for the lenses.  Will have to check on my other lenses to see if there are any updates.

Just ordered mine from WEX in UK.  Canon seem to be doing an offer for £170 off the 35mm 1.4, which is very tempting (if bought at the same time).  But I already have a 35mm marco and 50mm 1.4, so ...

If you are looking for Canon to make some sort of professional quality APS-C camera, all signs coming from them are that won't happen. APS-C is for compact cameras/enthusiast level and FF (R) is ...